The term forms from the German words wandern (to hike) and lust (enjoy). Placing the two words together translates to "to enjoy hiking", although it is commonly described as an enjoyment of strolling or wandering.
A more contemporary equivalent for the English wanderlust in the sense of "love of travel" would be Fernweh (literally "an ache for the distance").
12.07.2010
Preschool Christmas Concert
Grady and London are friends. Grady attends a preschool twice a week. Here is the two and three yr. olds singing or rather standing quietly through two piano solos, then busting out Jingle Bells at the top of their lungs. AWESOME!!
Grady and London are friends.
Grady attends a preschool twice a week. Here is the two and three yr. olds singing or rather standing quietly through two piano solos, then busting out Jingle Bells at the top of their lungs. AWESOME!!
1 comment:
Love, love LOVE that hat!
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